• 2. Saraswat Brahmins Region:- Coastal Karnataka, Maharashtra, GoaLanguage: Konkani, Marathi, Kannada Specialization: Historically associated with learning, temple rituals, and priesthood. They have contributed significantly to education and literature in their regions.
• 3. Gaur Brahmins Region:- Northern India (Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Delhi) Language: Hindi, Sanskrit Specialization: Traditionally engaged in Vedic rituals, teaching, and astrology. Many are temple priests or perform religious ceremonies.
• 4. Madhwa Brahmins Region:- Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh Language: Kannada, Tamil, Telugu Specialization: Followers of the Dvaita school of Vedanta founded by Madhvacharya. They are known for their strict adherence to Vedic rituals and philosophy.
• 5. Mithila Brahmins Region:- Mithila region (Bihar, Nepal) Language: Maithili, Sanskrit Specialization: Known for their expertise in rituals and scholarly activities. They have a rich tradition of Sanskrit learning and literature.
• 6. Namboodiri Brahmins Region:- Kerala Language: Malayalam, Sanskrit Specialization: The priestly class of Kerala, responsible for temple rituals and maintaining Vedic traditions. They are known for their strict observance of rituals.
• 7. Iyer Brahmins Region:- Tamil Nadu Language: Tamil, Sanskrit Specialization: Traditionally priests in Shiva temples, they are also known for their contributions to literature, music, and education.
• 8. Iyengar Brahmins Region:- Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh Language: Tamil, Telugu, Sanskrit Specialization: Followers of the Vishishtadvaita philosophy of Ramanuja, they are primarily Vaishnavites and are engaged in temple rituals and religious studies.
• 9. Chitpavan Brahmins Region:- Maharashtra Language: Marathi, Sanskrit Specialization: Known for their involvement in priesthood, education, and administration. Historically, they have played a significant role in the social and political spheres of Maharashtra.
• 10. Tulu BrahminsRegion:- Coastal Karnataka (Tulu Nadu) Language: Tulu, Kannada Specialization: Primarily temple priests and scholars, they have a long tradition of preserving Tulu culture and language.

Each of these communities has its own distinct traditions, dialects, and areas of expertise, though they share a common dedication to learning, religious practices, and maintaining cultural heritage.